Sunny Fox

From Batman: Arkham Asylum: Batman: "No, Bane, this time I break you!! And then Bane gets hit by the Batmobile. Classic. (Also, spoilers) Also from inFamous: Second Son: << It's one of a series, click here for more>>> Operator: Hi, you have reached the D.U.P. help line, do you have a bio-terrorist incident to report? Delsin: So...what're you wearin'? Operator: Is that you, honey?...Wait, I know that voice, you're that punk kid who keeps calling. ARGH! Delsin: Why do they even keep answering my calls?

I dunno, but I could probably honestly say it no longer resonates with me as it once did. But then, I haven't watched Season 7 or 8, so maybe it'll still be great when I get around to watching some more. I just have other stuff on my radar currently.

One in every country. What's your power level?

All of them... I'm typing this from the artificial non-existant universe I put you all in to make you think you still exist... which you don't. Can you tell me what the fox says?

I would probably say Season 6. It pretty much killed most of my interest in the show with the two-part finale, To Where and Back Again. I don't give two Owliwicious-exclamations for StillThinksMagicallyForcingPoniesToDoWhatSheWantsIsCool!Starlight, Trixie and Ruined!Discord saving the day. I came for the Mane Six... Staying for the Mane WhateverNumberWeAreUpToNow is not on the cards. Plus I really cannot stand Trixie.

No, I'm stuck in eternal stasis. Do you like Friendship is Magic?

Dunk

10/10. It's an awesomely heroic pic!

That bolded part is precisely where I think we disagree. I don't accept that Moondancer had a right to force her feelings onto Twilight, at least not without a more concrete reason to expect Twilight would be at her party. Again, I know what the writers wanted to do with the episode, I just don't think they did it write (hehe). Had they shown a flashback of Moondancer actually asking Twilight and getting a "yes" answer, thus breaking a promise, I would have absolutely no problem with the central emotional conflict, or with your statement. I understand why other people like this episode, I truly do, but the writing / logic is flawed. Anyway, we risk derailing the thread, so I'll just leave you with links to the blog posts where I discuss Amending Fences and how it could have been improved, and we can continue with the discussion in PM, if you like. Back on topic, things I hate everyone seems to love: avacado. Seriously, it's this atomic-sludgey green mush; how can that be appetizing, I ask you?

Given what I've pointed out, do you think "contrarianism" applies here?

I'll let SU speak for me on this topic:

Jailed for practicing heroism without a license.

@Dark Qiviut Aw, shucks... thanks! Right back atcha! @Jeric @Trotteur Sauvage @Color Song and the whole Rarity Fan Club!

Twinkleshine invited her, not Moon Dancer. From the transcript: The middle section of the quote is a flashback to the identical scene from the pilot, nothing added. That's as much as we ever see of the invitation. A second hand invitation from a third party doesn't exactly convey the message that the gathering was in any way vital to MD's emotional wellbeing. And even if it were, so what? An invitation is precisely that, an invitation, not an obligation. The whole episode seemed dedicated to making out that Twilight was somehow remiss in not attending a party from a pony who decided on her own initiative that Twilight HAD to attend or she would throw an extended emotional tantrum, but failed to actually make the invitation in person. That's a level of emotional immaturity that completely guts any chance of me feeling sympathy for MD.

Hating on Steven Universe - sure, it's not a perfect show, it has a really slow start, and some of the fans can be horrible, but it's hardly the crime against humanity that some people make it out to be. Amending Fences - I know what the writers were going for, but they failed on the logic, since Moondancer never invited Twilight to her party; Twilight suddenly cares about ponies she can't even remember the right names of; Minuette's constant giggling is grating in the extreme and worst of all, I just didn't care about what was happening.

Q: How many Zen masters does it take to change a light bulb? A: Just one, but the light bulb has to want to change. I don't think you're going to be convinced by any argument, as it seems you've made up your mind already. You don't like anime. That's cool, anime is not for everyone. I think you're missing out on some great stuff, and that's a little bit sad, but trying to argue you around to liking it seems like a fool's errand, really. All I would suggest is that you get some recommendations of good anime (something like "Cowboy Bebop", "One Punch Man" and "Hunter X Hunter" are three that come to my mind) and just watch one all the way through, then decide where you stand, or look up Super Eyepatch Wolf's "Why you should watch XYZ anime" videos on youtube. He puts out some really good ones. After that, the road is yours... tl;dr - If this is not just an empty challenge and you are honestly open to changing your opinion, try some of the good stuff and see if that does the trick or not.

Pesto.

Billy Joel, "We Didn't Start the Fire" at karaoke. (Japanese style karaoke)

Iiiiii.... <<checks old blog post>> love this episode!

Hahaha... noobs. (And I mean that in the nicest sense possible, of course) When I first joined... Things were very different here in Ponyville Ponyverse... cos there WAS NO PONYVERSE! It was just MLP Forums, back in the day. But more seriously, perhaps half an hour every second week, perhaps.

DaRlingS.

Smear petroleum jelly on their gun sight.